Release from Mayor Sweet provided to FNN – Monday, November 24, 2025.
BATH, NY – The Village of Bath is proud to announce that it has been awarded $1 million toward the purchase of a new rescue truck. This critical investment will enhance emergency response capabilities and ensure the safety of residents.
This grant was made possible through the dedicated efforts of Tammy Kunzman, grant writer from Hunt Engineers, and Jackie Shroyer, Village Clerk/Treasurer. Their work has secured funding that will save local taxpayers $1 million.
“We are deeply grateful for Tammy and Jackie’s commitment to our community,” said Mayor, Michael Sweet. “Their success ensures that the Bath Volunteer Fire Department has the resources it needs to continue protecting our residents.”
* Please note – A heavy rescue fire unit is an emergency vehicle that has specialized tools to handle a large range of technical rescue situations, such as vehicle extrication, structural collapses and confined space rescues. It heavy equipment for both rescue and some fire support operations, including hydraulic tools, winches, air bags, cribbing, and medical gear. It has become an essential part of every fire station.
